- Possibly and possibly not. It will depend on the details of your tax return. Someone demonstrated that in an earlier thread.
- If you decide to drop coverage because the penalty for having none, it gives you more freedom. If you're stupid, that can come back to bite.
- What you pay for yourself, you value more and work harder at. If you are really good, the university will often pay. If not, take out a loan. You stand to make much more money, if you don't study something that doesn't pay.
Nope. There are ways to criticise it, but those are not them.
Actually, most the experts agree that it will lower taxes innitially and then incrementally raised them starting in 2019 on gross incomes at around 60k.
It will hurt students, teachers, adoptive parents, chronically ill and people who suffer damages to their home from natural dissasters.
Furthermore it will give a tax break to those who stand to inherit over $10,000,000.00 since inheritance under that amount was never taxable anyway.
Trump will save billions over the next decade thanks to this. And the reason they passed this was to benefit the republicans Donor class. Not You.